Guangzhou, China

Framed Light

Decorative glass framing creates a recognisable threshold, complemented by carefully divided storage in the dining and dressing areas

Location: Guangzhou, China
Space: Residential interiors
Featured products: Folding doors · Walk-in wardrobes · Mirror cabinets · Dining sideboards

01 / DESIGN IN DETAIL

Dining | Display beside everyday life

A tall display cabinet gives tableware and decorative pieces a defined place beside the dining table Its dark frame contrasts with the lighter surrounding finishes

02 / DESIGN IN DETAIL

Dressing | Clear fronts, visible organisation

Slender framed glass fronts retain a view into the wardrobe while defining its edge The repeated vertical divisions keep the storage wall aligned with the room

03 / DESIGN IN DETAIL

Mirror cabinet | Storage behind the surface

The open cabinet view reveals multiple shallow shelves for daily essentials The mirrored frontage brings storage close to the wash area without adding another freestanding unit

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Folding doors

Curved motifs within slim glass frames make the folding doors a feature of the dining threshold — the transparent panels preserve views between rooms, while the folding layout supports a more open connection when needed

Walk-in wardrobes

Glass wardrobe fronts wrap the corner to organise hanging space and upper storage — a consistent frame rhythm keeps the layout legible while allowing the internal arrangement to become part of the dressing room’s appearance

Mirror cabinets

Mirrored fronts conceal shallow shelves close to the washbasin — the cabinet combines a daily viewing surface with organised storage, reducing the need to leave small toiletries across the counter

Dining sideboards

A tall glazed sideboard displays tableware beside the dining table — slender dark framing and internal light give the collection depth while keeping the cabinet visually connected to the lighter room finishes